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SPEED – “MOVE”
The latest preview off the Aussie hardcore bands new EP feels like heat steaming off freshly laid asphalt, and puts its own foot stamp right into it.
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Moor Mother feat. Melanie Charles – “WOODY SHAW”
The first single from ‘Jazz Codes’ is a conversation through astral projections with kindred artists of past history that connects their world to Moor Mother’s multiverse of experimental jazz and bewitched chillout spells.
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Ganser – “People Watching”
The first preview off the politically morbid post-punk band’s new EP, ‘Nothing You Do Matters’, resembles an alien sensation in your surroundings.
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Recommended Album: Angel Olsen – ‘Big Time’
While Angel Olsen can always be counted on to take the dusty road less traveled, ‘Big Time’ is a reminder that her map is never without careful compass.
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Healing Potpourri – “Wind”
A Neti pot for the senses and warm balm from the band’s forthcoming album, ‘Paradise’.
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Cusp – “I Know”
The Chicago-by-way-of-Rochester band stomp their way through static riffs, waves of post-punk, and let out a heavy emo sigh on their contribution to Fire Talk’s Open Tab singles series.
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Turnover – “Wait Too Long” b/w “Mountains Made of Clouds”
With its color prisms bending synth and aura into view, the transcendent indie punks tap into a sky-high feeling with their latest coupling of singles.
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Flasher – “I’m Better”
Taylor Mulitz and Emma Baker’s colorful post-punk vibrations putting the feel bads of a toxic relationship in their rearview.
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Pinkshift – “nothing (in my head)”
A new single from the rising Baltimore band ensures that the only association between hard-edged pop-punk and bands whose name starts with the letter “P” will foremost be with them.
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Recommended Album: Cave In – ‘Heavy Pendulum’
With their seventh album, Cave In challenge the black hole void at its own game and destroy it from the inside.
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Birds In Row – “Water Wings”
The new single from the French post-hardcore burners is perhaps their most fully-realized in its towering pyre yet.
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Chat Pile – “Slaughterhouse”
The Oklahoma noise rockers unleash a sludge of bloody-curling grotesque horror on the human plane here where there is no escape, no exit – just hammers and grease pounding.
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